[Insight-developers] [Fwd: [Fwd: SGI compilation from
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Bill Hoffman
bill.hoffman@kitware.com
Wed, 04 Dec 2002 14:04:50 -0500
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I found the problem. Someone at Jon's site created all of the <c*> files:
/usr/include/CC/c_locale.h /usr/include/CC/csetjmp
/usr/include/CC/cassert /usr/include/CC/csignal
/usr/include/CC/cerrno /usr/include/CC/cstdarg
/usr/include/CC/cfloat /usr/include/CC/cstddef
/usr/include/CC/char_traits.h /usr/include/CC/cstdio
/usr/include/CC/ciso646 /usr/include/CC/cstdlib
/usr/include/CC/climits /usr/include/CC/cstring
/usr/include/CC/clocale /usr/include/CC/ctime
/usr/include/CC/cmath /usr/include/CC/ctype
/usr/include/CC/common.h /usr/include/CC/cwchar
/usr/include/CC/complex /usr/include/CC/cwctype
/usr/include/CC/complex.h
for the compiler. The problem is that the files are wrong, because they do
not put the functions into the std:: namespace. This confuses the
configure step, and breaks things. He is looking into having
these files removed from his system. It seems like a bad idea for
them, because any code written for that sgi compiler, will not work
at any other site in the world, unless the same hack is done.
-Bill
At 10:35 AM 12/4/2002 -0500, Lorensen, William E (Research) wrote:
>I agree. Something is strange here. Some of the changes seem to hardwire to the 730 compiler.
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I found the problem. Someone at Jon's site created all of the
<c*> files:<br>
/usr/include/CC/c_locale.h
/usr/include/CC/csetjmp <br>
/usr/include/CC/cassert
/usr/include/CC/csignal <br>
/usr/include/CC/cerrno
/usr/include/CC/cstdarg <br>
/usr/include/CC/cfloat
/usr/include/CC/cstddef <br>
/usr/include/CC/char_traits.h /usr/include/CC/cstdio <br>
/usr/include/CC/ciso646
/usr/include/CC/cstdlib <br>
/usr/include/CC/climits
/usr/include/CC/cstring <br>
/usr/include/CC/clocale
/usr/include/CC/ctime <br>
/usr/include/CC/cmath
/usr/include/CC/ctype <br>
/usr/include/CC/common.h
/usr/include/CC/cwchar <br>
/usr/include/CC/complex
/usr/include/CC/cwctype <br>
/usr/include/CC/complex.h <br><br>
for the compiler. The problem is that the files are wrong,
because they do<br>
not put the functions into the std:: namespace. This confuses
the<br>
configure step, and breaks things. He is looking into
having<br>
these files removed from his system. It seems like a
bad idea for<br>
them, because any code written for that sgi compiler, will not work<br>
at any other site in the world, unless the same hack is done.<br><br>
-Bill<br><br>
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At 10:35 AM 12/4/2002 -0500, Lorensen, William E (Research) wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite><font face="arial" size=2 color="#0000FF">I
agree. Something is strange here. Some of the changes seem to hardwire to
the 730 compiler.</font><br>
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